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same old songs different tags​-​demotapes [compilation]

by JOSEF VANDEKIEFT

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stalker 03:09
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brenda 05:43
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hentai 03:28
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slider 02:37
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poe's law 04:15
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O 03:35
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used 2 be 03:46
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creepy jimmy 02:47
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loss 04:23

about

this is a compilation of stuff from my other bandcamp albums which are semi-concept albums, because they tell stories i dont care about which songs sound good but the over all experience and the musical journey which has its own organic atmosphere and is handcrafted to be mishapen.. so i need to single out songs to show them off here


but i'm using new tags to look for new audiences since i technically don't belong to any real genre. ergo i had to make my own genre... its called bridge. i use the term the same way tv tropes uses genre roulette and "neoclassical punk zydeco rockabilly"
but so far proto-bridge\bridge rock\bridge wave is really just retro pop with higher levels of dance music and classic heavy metal influences making it bizarre since i dont like using heavy guitars and im rebelling against both thick post grunge and down tempo hip hop, but the joke i want to make for the bridge music genre is that its more punk than punk and more pop than pop

since i play mainly garage prog type stuff i tag my other albums with sub genres of rock such as psychedelic, space rock, industrial, death rock, stoner metal, adult alternative, post-punk, noise pop,. i also like to put bugged, mindscrew, kitchen sink, gothadelic , and outsider music

and i've also purposely mislabeled myself as electroclash, futurepop, fusion, steampunk, and alternative hip hop in order to attract outsiders to my bizzarro mish mash music, which in all fairness is influenced by those things..... just fractionally

i also tryed tagging my music as fluffventurous and slutwave,


but if i had to write down my true favorite genre of music i would say do decades count as genres? if so then the 60s and the 80s, tied in first with 70s and early 90s tied in 2nd and the late 90s - 2000s mostly skipped over
what can i say i love retro stuff, i'm so retro that cole porter thinks i'm old fashioned

IMPORTANT DETAIL, i'm leaving out the strait forward rock side of my music and focusing on finding the more electropop sellout funk and soul what colour is yur skin? captain beefheart 's top 40 material type stuff

and none of my suspiciously mercy beat influenced trippy punk metal

or my musical jokes which i like to TROLL people who check out my albums by either being super industrial nonsense you'd expect from throbbing gristle's rejected demoes OR super campy comedy paul McCartney hokum showtunes...

...well maybe 1 or 2 of these songs will fit in with this

*note these songs are taken from my full length band camp albums as a way to navigate through them, and i did not take any songs from any of my free extended plays: okay so, depression and broken glass, escaping older genres parts 1-4




here is a test to see if you might be interested in my music these are all my cds[ not including mixes or super obscure stuff i bought directly from the artist]

beatles revolver
beatles-1
beatles- abbey road
experience hendrix the best of jimi hendrix
stevie ray vaughan couldn't stand the weather
beatles magical mystery tour
elvis-30 #1s
lennon legend best of john lennon
the best of muddy waters
tom petty full moon fever
kenny wayne sheppherd ledbetter heights
goo goo dolls gutterflower
red hot chili peppers by the way
hendrix band of gypsys
blackmore's night shadow of the moon
john fogerty the long road home
martin scorsese presents the blues: robert johnson
paul mcartney wingspan
the yardbirds masterworks 1963-1965
u2 all you cant leave behind
ozzy down to earth
forever freestyle
the cars complete greatest hits
elo the hits [electric light orchestra]
rush moving pictures
the very best of chicago
cascada everytime we touch
sarah maclachlain solace
bee gees number ones
sarah maclachlain touch
the beatles [white album]
portishead dummy
shadows fall the war within
hits! the very best of erasure
ravi shankar a morning raga\an evening raga
queen greatest hits 1,2, and 3 platinum collection
led zeppelin how the west was won
nirvana in utero
echoes: the best of pinkfloyd
rob zombie past future present
neil young greatest hits
dragonforce inhuman rampage
metalworks judas preist 73-93
dir en grey uroboros

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released February 13, 2014

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J.M.V.D. Kieft New York, New York

records music from his home with "amature" production, has musical A.D.D and must jump from genre to genre but grew up listening to mostly pop music from the 60s, 80s, and early 90s, , has studied privately with instructors on guitar playing and has occassionally attempted to play various other instruments, I compensate for my "xtra lo fi-ness" with weirdness ... more

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